Fujifilm Instax 210 Instant Film Camera

I've wanted to buy this camera for quite some time. It shoots film and you don't have to wait a long time for it to develop. The instant pictures have something special about them, weather it's a well-composed photo of friends/family or just a random shot of everyday events. It's something that neither Photoshop not Instagram can capture. I like it a lot. Plus, living in a day of digital photography, it's nice to see something one-of-a-kind - something like the instant prints this camera produces. If you really want to store the pictures digitally, you can scan them.

This camera is my first real experience of using instant film, but I had no questions. The instructions are very clear and simple :)

I like the size of the photos. I believe it's bigger than any of the Polaroid ones and definitely bigger than Instax 7s or Instax 25. When shooting a group of people, everyone is well-seen.

The design isn't "pretty", but I think it's alright. The camera has to be fairly large to produce large prints, so both the weight and the size fit it perfectly. The black surface doesn't leave much scratches. It's comfortable to carry around, weather in a bag or simply using the attached strap. The important thing is that it works well between +5 and +18C (around 41- 65F). This limits the usage of the camera for those of us who live in colder/hotter regions of the planet.

The one con I'd like to mention is the price of the prints, obviously. It's complicated to find them in the stores, so most likely you'll have to order the prints online. They cost around $1/1 print, which is expensive, in my opinion. Plus, you'll have to pay for the shipping. It's important to remember that the prints have an expiration date.

I bought it because I wanted to shoot film, and I am not patient enough to wait until it gets developed. In this digital age, I am kind of use to the comfort of being able to see what I get.

It's awesome = is the part that I like about this camera the most. It's size is a plus. It is huge camera, and realy interesting, so it starts positive conversations.
Also the big size of the print, the colour and quality(sharp) softness is what I like a lot. Photographs are soft and sharp at the same time. Its dreamy kind of quality is the biggest reason why I bought it. And it realy shines at that.

Only thing that I dislike, is that You are not able to switch off the flash indoors and on evening. The flash goes off automaticly even if I don't want the flash at that moment..
(Does not happen when its bright enough= daylight)
It is a small minus in my opinion. Just like a character thing of this camera.

Yes, I would buy the product again. Right now its perfect for what I need :)

Features: Simple enough, its a polaroid, you click and you get a printout of whatever you took a picture of instantaneously

Ease of Use: Doesnt get any easier than this, click thats it.

Size/Weight: A bit too bulky for my liking but i guess there does have to be room for the pics to develop.

Value for Money: The camera itself is cheap, its the film you have to worry about. Film isnt too bad however and always awesome to have polaroid shots.

Quality of pics are great!

I like the simplicity and convienence of the instant ready made photo. However, the camera is bulky and the film is overly expensive. The original Kodak land camera etc was also cumbersome but, that was then and it was futuristic and cool at the time (and it took bigger photos just as clear). I understand Kodak now builds this type of camera again, you may want to look into those models as they are the pioneers in instant camera technology. Be sure to check film prices first!

I bought the product to use at my wedding for guests to take pictures of themselves and stick them in the guestbook.
The camera is very easy to use and the pictures come out quite clear. The photo fully develops in about 2mins maximum, which is a bit longer than what I would have expected but still not unbearably long.
My only problem with the camera is that you can only take 10 pictures before you have to change the film to a fresh one.